What have I been saying? No more making decisions out of fear. And I'm afraid of living without you, Janet. I always have been. But I'm going to have to learn. I'm not giving up on you. On finding a way to bring you back. But when it's best for you. If it's best for you. I love you, Jan. Goodbye. 
Appearing in "Always On My Mind"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- William
- Jocasta
- Code: Blue
- "Wasp (Janet van Dyne)" (On-screen)
Antagonists:
- Absorbing Man (Carl Creel)
- Korvac (Recap)
- U-Foes (Recap)
- Ironclad (Michael Steel) (Recap)
- Vector (Simon Utrecht) (Recap)
- X-Ray (James Darnell) (Recap)
- Vapor (Ann Darnell) (Recap)
Other Characters:
- Human Top (Dave Cannon) (Photo)
- Wasp (Janet Van Dyne) (Photo)
- Avengers (Recap)
- Iron Man (Tony Stark) (Recap)
- Hercules (Recap)
- Captain Marvel (Mar-Vell) (Recap)
- Living Tribunal (Cameo)
- In-Betweener (Cameo)
- Lord Chaos (Cameo)
- Eon (Cameo)
- Hank Pym Skrull (Criti Noll) (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
- Humans (Main story and recap)
- Kree (Recap)
- Human-Olympian Hybrids (Recap)
- Robots
- Mutants
- Abstract Entities (Cameo)
Locations:
- Underspace
- Infinite Avengers Mansion
- Hank Pym's Lab
- Infinite Avengers Mansion
- Earth
- United States of America
- New York
- New York City
- Manhattan
- NYPD Code Blue Facility
- Brooklyn Bridge
- East River
- The Bronx
- Manhattan
- New York City
- New York
- United States of America
- Microverse
- Realm of the Abstract Entities
Items:
- Giant-Man's Suit
- Wasp's Suit (Photo)
- Bio-Synthetic Wings (Photo)
- Mjolnir (Recap)
- Iron Man Armor MK IV (Recap)
- Captain Marvel's Suit (Recap)
- Nega-Bands (Recap)
- Yellowjacket's Suit (Recap)
- Absorbing Man's Ball and Chain
- Fossilized Amulet
- Finesse's Battle Staves
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Always On My Mind"
Pym informs Tigra that her son Billy has no trace of Skrull DNA in his genome. Apparently, his Skrull impostor has every trace of Pym's DNA at the molecular level, therefore, he is in essence Pym's own son. He compliments how adorable Billy is, to which Tigra initially believed that he was attempting to get a second chance for what he messed up with Janet Van Dyne. After talking a little bit about Billy, Pym reveals that he's close to bringing back Janet.
Later, the Avengers are prepared to transport the Absorbing Man. As the transport departs, Justice discusses with Jocasta about the implication of actually resurrecting Janet. However, Jocasta feels that it is too soon to be doing so, fearing brain damage.
En route to prison, Pym explains to the Avengers Academy students regarding the specifics surrounding the Absorbing Man/Crusher Creel. Finesse asks outright why they don,t they just execute him. Reptil reminds her that Creel requires a trial to determine that. Pym agrees with him, and adds that he's not even sure that he can be killed. Creel absorbs anything he touches. Suddenly, his ball and chain starts acting up. Mettle attempts to grab it, only to accidentally release Creel. Within ninety seconds, Creel has absorbed as many powers as he can. Pym retakes his persona as Giant Man to battle Creel, before they go on a size changing travels. To end the fight, Pym brings Creel to the realm of Abstracts for ten seconds. Overwhelmed by Overspace, Creel becomes shocked and easily subdued. They then transport him to the Raft.
Back at his lab, Pym decides not to revive Janet. But as soon as he leaves, Veil appears and reaches for the lever.
Solicit Synopsis
This is it: The BIG return of Giant-Man! Founding Avenger Hank Pym has been a scientist, a hero, a disgrace, a convict, and -- after a long road of redemption -- he's the headmaster of Avengers Academy. But now, at long last, Pym returns to his greatest role...that's right, Giant-Man returns in this historic issue! But even with his students at his side, can he stand up to one of the most powerful villains in the Marvel Universe, a man who can become every bit as gigantic as he is? Find out in the latest chapter of the series that ComicBookResources.com hails as “a fine addition to the Heroic Age.”
Notes
- Incorrectly lists Mike McKone as penciler instead of Tom Raney.
- The cover is a homage to Avengers #63, Clint Barton's first appearance as Goliath.
- William Grant last appeared in Avengers: The Initiative #35
- A teasers was released online to promote this issue:
